We are over a year and a half into the pandemic, halfway through 2021, and anti-Asian hate incidents are still happening across America. So how did we process it all? How are we processing it? Tune in to our season finale on our latest life updates (apologies for the delay!) and some of our reactions and thoughts to all of the anti-Asian hate incidents.
We close out National Domestic Violence Awareness month in this episode to discuss the pervasive cultural norms that have enabled domestic violence in the Hmong community for far too long. Join us as we explore possible solutions that our community can take to end domestic violence and better support survivors because we know it takes #allofus.
We wrap up the end of 2019 in the last episode of our first season. In this episode, we reflect on our challenges and triumphs and share our lessons learned from the past year and decade. Most importantly, we talk about our biggest areas of growth and what we are looking forward to in 2020 and the decade!
We close out National Domestic Violence Awareness month in this episode to discuss the pervasive cultural norms that have enabled domestic violence in the Hmong community for far too long. Join us as we explore possible solutions that our community can take to end domestic violence and better support survivors because we know it takes #allofus.
This mini-series features conversations with our male partners in honor of National Domestic Violence Awareness month. We discuss how to go beyond grieving and call outs by focusing on how to include cis-gendered, heterosexual men in the movement to end gender-based violence. Tune in to hear what our partners have to say!
How do we uplift Hmong American women when our community’s cultural practices are deeply rooted in patriarchy? Can we achieve true gender equity for Hmong American women and men if traditions like the bride price are still practiced? In this episode, we dispel myths around the Hmong bride price and explore how our community can move forward with or without it in modern day society.
